
Booking & Appointments
Amelia vs LatePoint
Both start at one site, with calendar sync and online payments. Amelia also manages events, LatePoint puts every feature into every tier.
- Amelia
- $249 one-time
- LatePoint
- $199 one-time

by Melograno Venture Studio
Booking plugin for appointments and events with calendar sync, payments and SMS notifications.
1 site per license
31 months to pay for itself vs. the annual plan
$246 saved over five years
−16% off the regular $29916% off the regular $299
$249one-time
Regular price $299−16%(16% off the regular price)
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Compared with the $99/year plan, it pays for itself after 31 months and saves $246 over five years.
| Period | Annual plan, total | Lifetime | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year 1 | $99 | $249 | Lifetime costs $150 more |
| Year 2 | $198 | $249 | Lifetime costs $51 more |
| Year 3 | $297 | $249 | You save $48 |
| Year 4 | $396 | $249 | You save $147 |
| Year 5 | $495 | $249 | You save $246 |
Amelia costs $249 once for 1 site. The annual plan costs $99 a year, so the lifetime license pays for itself after 31 months. Over five years you save $246 compared with renewing every year.
Yes, if you manage appointments or events on one WordPress site for several years and the Standard plan covers what you need. The Amelia lifetime deal fits a single business with one domain that wants calendar sync, SMS notifications, invoices and online payments without a yearly renewal. Prices exclude tax, so the amount at checkout can be higher than the listed price.
Check two points before you buy. First, Standard has no packages, cart, refunds, mobile app or REST API, and moving to a larger lifetime tier goes through support. Second, the pricing page does not state how long updates and support run on lifetime plans, so ask the vendor if that matters to you. The other tiers are: 1 site for $249, 5 sites for $559, 20 sites for $699, unlimited sites for $899.
There is a free version on wordpress.org, which lets you set up services and test the booking form on your own site. Above it sit the paid plans Starter, Standard, Pro and Elite.
Standard is the plan in this deal. Compared with Starter it adds calendar and meeting sync with Google, Outlook and Apple calendars, Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams, SMS notifications, taxes and invoices, and gateways such as PayPal, Stripe and Mollie. Appointments, events and locations are unlimited.
Booking plugins usually run as long as the business does, so a yearly plan keeps adding renewals. Melograno Venture Studio sells lifetime plans for Amelia on its own site, with a refund window of 15 days.
Pick the tier with care: packages, the cart, resources, refunds and the event waiting list start with Pro, and the mobile app and the REST API come only with Elite. Choosing the right plan up front saves a later upgrade through support.
You install the plugin, activate your license for your domain and add employees, services, locations and working hours. Then you connect calendars, video meetings and a payment gateway and place the booking form or the event list on a page. Test a few bookings with notifications before you go live.
Amelia manages appointments and events on your WordPress site, with no limit on appointments, events or locations.
Compared with the smaller Starter plan, Standard adds calendar and meeting sync, SMS notifications, taxes and invoices, and payment gateways such as PayPal, Stripe and Mollie. Packages, the cart, resources, refunds and the event waiting list start with Pro; the mobile app and the REST API are reserved for Elite.
License: One-time payment for 1 domain on the Standard plan; lifetime tiers for 5, 20 and unlimited domains with more features are also available. The pricing page does not state how long updates and support run.
| Sites | Lifetime price | Regular price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 site | $249 | $299 |
| 5 sites | $559 | $799 |
| 20 sites | $699 | $1,099 |
| unlimited sites | $899 | $1,499 |
Taken from the vendor’s pricing page, like the price above.
Figures from the public plugin directory, checked on Oct 4, 2026. wordpress.org listing(opens in a new tab)
| Checked on | Lifetime price | Regular price |
|---|---|---|
| current | $249 | $299 |
We note every change to the lifetime price we find on the vendor’s page. The history starts with our first check.
Yes. Melograno Venture Studio sells Amelia with a lifetime license for $249 one-time (sold via: Official website). We last checked the price on the vendor’s site on Oct 4, 2026.
One-time payment for 1 domain on the Standard plan; lifetime tiers for 5, 20 and unlimited domains with more features are also available. The pricing page does not state how long updates and support run.
The lifetime license covers one site.
Compared with the $99/year plan, it pays for itself after 31 months and saves $246 over five years.
Yes. The vendor offers a 15 day money back guarantee on the lifetime license.
The lifetime license comes in these tiers: 1 site for $249, 5 sites for $559, 20 sites for $699, unlimited sites for $899.
Amelia suits these groups best: Businesses booking appointments, Organizers of paid events, Owners of a single site. Pros, cons and the license details further up help you decide.
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